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What about “free” as in “my solar array is large enough to produce $0 in electricity charges all winter, and the excess I sell back in summer/autumn/spring cann
by Kerrick 4y ago
What about “free” as in “my solar array is large enough to produce $0 in electricity charges all winter, and the excess I sell back in summer/autumn/spring cannot be cashed out or used to cover my connection charges (and even if it could is sold at a pittance anyways)”? :)
- latchkey 4y agoThat's what I said, but wasn't clear enough to you. The hardware capex for mining BTC with GPUs would outweigh any 'free' power you have access to. You can't just focus on one aspect of this business in order to calculate your ROI.
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- Dylan16807 4y agoThat pittance is more than what bitcoin mining would get you. It sounds like your scenario is more or less "free" power, but you're not going to truly profit; you bought too many solar panels and you're trying to mitigate the losses. (And maybe the overbuilding was on purpose, as insurance against grid trouble, but it still means a good chunk of money lost.)